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Capitol Hill is a haven for those seeking a welcoming neighborhood. The district boasts a quirky artistic atmosphere and hosts festivals throughout the year, most notably the city’s iconic three-day block party. Though Capitol Hill is best known for grunge bands, the music scene transcends genres, with live venues hosting an eclectic range of acts nightly.
But Capitol Hill isn’t all clubs and parties. It has a quieter side, exemplified by the neighborhood’s landmark green spaces, such as Volunteer Park, Cal Anderson Park, and Interlaken Park. Those looking for calmer outings enjoy wandering through the Seattle Asian Art Museum or relaxing at coffee houses and pubs. And don’t forget the trendy boutiques offering assortments of locally made gifts, art, and clothing.
Because of its proximity to Seattle’s tech hub and university campuses, the district is popular with students and young professionals. Those searching for Capitol Hill, Seattle apartments can choose from luxury high-rises on Pine St to Union St.’s cozy studio apartments.
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Before you know it, you’ll call one of the best neighborhoods in Seattle home.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Seattle’s median rent is $2,054 a month, which is higher than national prices. For people interested in moving to Capitol Hill, rent typically costs:
- - 1BR: $1,917/month
- - 2BR: $2,392/month
To afford an average two-bedroom Capitol Hill rental, tenants need to make around $95,584 a year. Those looking for more affordable neighborhoods should explore the University District, Central District, or South Park.
Capitol Hill residents enjoy a charming mix of high-energy and bohemian vibes, with plenty of opportunities to socialize. Thanks to many transit options, downtown Seattle and the University of Washington are a quick commute away. Throughout the neighborhood, residents can explore restaurants, cafés, and bars within a short walk from home.
Capitol Hill is a well-known LGBTQ+ community, home to a thriving cultural and music scene, iconic nightclubs, and incredible restaurants. It also has several parks, including Volunteer Park, which has incredible panoramic views of the city. No matter what your hobbies are, there are plenty of things to do in Capitol Hill.